Teaching hitting Carrier/Bustos approach

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Here is a 6th grader, plays PGF tournaments. She is number 1 or 2 on every team she plays for. She plays at the highest level

Nice swings, some inhibitors in this video IMO are forward torso at contact and I believe she stays back at contact. The other thing I believe is helpful to me is that I never evaluate a swing unless it’s against live pitching or a random pitching machine. By random, I mean, a machine that throws a different pitch every time, without the hitter knowing what’s coming. Same thing with a live pitcher.
 
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I think she has a little of the torso forward due to where the ball is tossed. I like the swing! It’s pretty tight. I like the front foot synced with the upper stretch rearwards. If she can duplicate this swing live she’s gonna be really good.
 
Jan 6, 2009
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Nice swings, some inhibitors in this video IMO are forward torso at contact and I believe she stays back at contact. The other thing I believe is helpful to me is that I never evaluate a swing unless it’s against live pitching or a random pitching machine. By random, I mean, a machine that throws a different pitch every time, without the hitter knowing what’s coming. Same thing with a live pitcher.

I use the iPad to get a good side view of the hitter and the pitchers delivery in games. You need the entire story and timing the pitcher is Very important.

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Jan 6, 2009
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My guru is Hank Aaron, 👍🥎🥎🥎

This is geared at a swing flaw, although it’s what Hank said in his book.



The coiled spring is not creating separation.
 
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